Customer Ratings & Reviews

First off even with the volume at a decent level i cannot hear anything when I have the option for that on! Second the weight of them can help along with the noise cancellation if you need a moment I found these have helped way more than just having my air pods in!

Great product noise cancellation is great as well not only is the product great so was the customer service helped me find the color I needed and helped me order it on line

I’ve been using the AirPods Max for a while now and they’re pretty impressive. The sound quality is super clear

Love these headphones! The wireless sound quality is exception & so is the active noise cancelling. The wired lossless low latency functionality is great too. My favorite headphones to play my electric drum kit with. The battery lasts way longer than I expected.

The Quality of these headphones is unbelievable! The sound and silence mode is unreal. My dog was barking in front of me less than 4 feet away and I heard nothing!

Great sound and quality I love them wish they came in more colors.

The quality is unmatched! Apple delivers as expected. I also love the color.

A ver luxury way to audio. Comfortable. Last a days work abs extra.

I was undecided on which air pods pro to get, finally decided on the nice color an overall good quality. They look very aesthetic and good brand.

First the good: The sound is excellent as is the noise cancellation. In addition to noise canceling having an on/off option there’s also a transparency option which actually amplifies outside noise. That’s controlled by a well placed button on the top front of the right earpiece. The right rear has a Digital Crown like on the Apple Watch that you twist to adjust the volume or press to pause the music. Both are easy to locate and intuitive to use. The build quality is very good and solid and they are quite comfortable even for extended wearing. The ear pads are attached by magnets and are replaceable! This is great for me as every pair of over the ear headphones I’ve ever had have eventually worn out the ear pads and I end up just buying a whole new headset. The downside is that the replacements are $69 each. Which brings me to the bad: They’re expensive. Though you can usually find them for less than the $549 list price. I did, at Best Buy, plus I also got an additional $35 off since it was my birthday. These headphones are really best for people in the Apple ecosystem, especially if you want to use them wired to a device with a headphone jack. That requires an additional lightning to 3.5mm jack cable for an additional $35. That being said, I knew this all going in, bought them anyway, and I’m very happy with my purchase. Would really like to give them 4 ½ stars with the small ding for the cost

I was a little concerned about the price, but they are definitely worth it. Some over the ear headphones make my ears sore, but not these, they are so comfortable. I love the sound and noise canceling.

ok. I bought these and Sony Mx5's same day. These are heavier and much less comfortable. But they look beautiful and sound even better along with having top tier noise canceling. Very easy to use and pair with Apple devices. I got 3rd party pads to help with comfort but they really didn't work well. So I got used to them as is. I fly...a lot. Most flights are 6 hours or more so headphones are critical. These sound...amazing. So good. They are easy to use. They work well with spatial audio for shows and music. And it is very easy to toggle into transparency mode so you can hear people talking to you. The Bose QC45 and Sony Mx4's are much more comfortable but the noise cancelling is old technology and the sound quality isn't there. But both of those sound better than the Sony Mx5's. The Mx5 is an embarrassment to Sony and I would take these over the Sony Mx5 10 out of 10 times. I just wish they were more comfortable. I find the Airpod Pro 2's noise canceling to be on par with this and the sound quality is quite good for half the price. So that is another option if you arent sold on having over the ear headphones. My only real gripe is these won't connect to two devices simultaneously like Bose or Sony do. They do switch automatically...but sometimes they switch when I dont want them to. All in all...I basically recommend if you want top tier noise canceling and sound quality with solid build quality.

Love the fit, the sound. Easy clean stay put on head

Great quality and the fit finish is great since it is an Apple-made product.

The quality of these headphones are amazing! The sound quality breath taken.

Great headphones, they are super comfortable and have amazing sound quality

I have always had issues with finding overear headphones that wouldn't strain my ears after extended periods of listening. These have proven to be some of the most convenient and comfortable headphones I've ever worn. The pads are made with a breathable mesh and my ears fit into them without touching the drivers themselves. The sound is also excellent, with a good dynamic range that highlights details and provides bass without overdoing either. I have a few minor but regularly annoying issues with these headphones. Connectivity: They lack a 3.5mm headphone out, there is no USB audio to use these wired to a device, and they charge with a Lightning cable (a pro device in all but name that when paired with an iPad Pro or a MacBook, needs a separate charging cable). I have purchased the 3.5mm Apple cable and it is the flimsiest cable I have ever purchased aside from their official USB-C or Lighting audio dongles. If they had went the route of using the materials they use for their pro Thunderbolt 3 cable, I would forgive the requirement of such a cable to plug to any one of my devices that still have a headphone jack (including my MacBook). Most people do not need extremely-low latency audio (for things such as video/music production) so this will be a non-issue for them. For latency-critical work on my MacBook, it is annoying I have to use this cable which does not charge the device unlike comparable headphones that use USB-C audio which can power the headphones and bypass the internal DAC of the device they're connected to. These headphones lack a user-accessible power switch or toggle. There is a growing market of headphone stands that incorporate the magnets of the included case to put these into sleep mode, but my current headphone stand lacks these. When placed on the stand, the internal sensors detect that the headphones are "on" something, so they remain on and play audio from any Apple device I'm using. This prevents me from ditching the included (and horrible) case to use my own stand. All of these criticisms are aimed at features or characteristics that accompany a pair of headphones that are so effortless in every other way. They automatically pair with all of my Apple devices and switch between them depending on which device I'm actively using. The latency is good when watching YouTube or other content and they sound wonderful. The build quality is excellent and the engineering that went into the sound and wireless connectivity in this device must have been costly and difficult. Maybe I expect too much from headphones of this price range that feature all of the Apple niceties and annoyances, but they're priced incredibly high to ignore these issues.

Love these wear them all the time, only qualm is that after many uses it loses tension and starts to slip off your head in different positions

I love my new AirPods max. Sometimes I forget that there’s noise around me when I’m using the noise cancellation and listening to music, so I scare myself when I pause it.

Had my fair share of headphones but these are by far the best I’ve owned. The noise cancellation works really well and if you’re a iPhone user like myself you’ll enjoy it more. A bit pricey but worth it!